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Covers auditing an existing brand portfolio for category gaps, identifying new brand categories that align with the creator's niche, finding specific brands that do recurring paid deals, researching contact methods (emails, forms, ambassador programs, affiliate networks), and prioritizing into a ranked outreach list. Use when the user asks about brand deals, sponsorships, partnerships, collabs, missing brand categories, or outreach lists.\n---\n\n# Creator Brand Intelligence\n\nResearch, audit, and build outreach for brand partnership opportunities tailored to a creator's niche, audience, and existing portfolio.\n\n## When to Activate\n\n- User asks what brands they should work with or what categories they're missing\n- User wants an outreach list with emails and contact methods\n- User wants to know which brands do paid recurring deals in their niche\n- User says \"find me brands to partner with\", \"brand deal opportunities\", \"sponsorship list\", \"collab outreach\"\n- Auditing existing brand portfolio for gaps\n- Researching specific brand categories (men's clothing, SaaS tools, fintech, etc.)\n\n## Workflow\n\n### Phase 1: Portfolio Audit\n\nStart by mapping what the creator already has:\n\n1. **Extract existing brand portfolio** from whatever source is available (Cognify knowledge graph, memory, website, the user themselves)\n2. **Categorize by industry** — fashion, beauty, tech, travel, fitness, entertainment, etc.\n3. **Identify the creator's core niches** — what content do they make? Who is their audience? What's their personal brand?\n4. **Map gaps** — categories that fit their niche but have zero brand deals\n\n| Question | Why it matters |\n|---|---|\n| What content do you create? | Determines which brands are a natural fit |\n| Who is your audience? | Brands care about demo match |\n| What's your vibe\u002Faesthetic? | Premium, streetwear, business, casual? |\n| Where do you post? | Some brands only do IG, others do YT or TikTok |\n| Past deals (even organic)? | Shows what categories already work |\n\n### Phase 2: Category Discovery\n\nFor each gap category, identify sub-niches and brand candidates:\n\nCommon creator categories:\n- **SaaS & Creator Tools**: Notion, Canva, Descript, Riverside, ConvertKit, Kajabi, Airtable, Adobe\n- **Fintech\u002FFinance**: Revolut, Wise, Stripe, PayPal, crypto platforms\n- **Travel** (digital nomads): Airbnb, Booking.com, Skyscanner, travel insurance\n- **Camera & Gear**: DJI, RØDE, Peak Design, Sony, Elgato\n- **Productivity\u002FDesk Setup**: Logitech, Secretlab, Herman Miller, monitors\n- **Health & Wellness**: Calm, Headspace, Oura Ring, Eight Sleep, supplements\n- **AI Tools**: ChatGPT, Midjourney, Opus Clip, Notion AI\n- **Watches & Accessories**: Daniel Wellington, TAG Heuer, Tissot\n- **Coffee\u002FEnergy**: Celsius, Nespresso, matcha brands\n- **Education Platforms**: Kajabi, Teachable, Thinkific, Podia\n- **Men's Clothing**: Represent, Carhartt WIP, AllSaints, Ralph Lauren, Tommy Hilfiger, Diesel, Fear of God, Kith, Aime Leon Dore, Uniqlo, Zara Men, Scotch & Soda, Paul Smith, Nordstrom\n\n### Phase 3: Contact Research\n\nFor each brand, find the best contact channel. Common patterns:\n\n| Type | How to find | Example |\n|---|---|---|\n| **Direct email** | Search brand website, press pages, help center | `partnerships@ouraring.com`, `KOL@influencer.dji.com`, `strategic-partnerships@canva.com` |\n| **Ambassador program** | Usually a form on the brand's site | `danielwellington.com\u002Fpages\u002Fbecome-an-ambassador` |\n| **Affiliate program** | Via affiliate networks (AWIN, CJ, Partnerize) or brand site | `notion.com\u002Faffiliates`, `levi.com\u002Faffiliate-program` |\n| **Sponsorship form** | Brand's \"sponsorship\" or \"partnerships\" page | `secretlab.co\u002Fpages\u002Fsponsorship`, `celsius.com\u002Fambassador` |\n| **Creator program** | Brand's help center or creator-specific page | `riverside.com\u002Fcreator-partnerships`, `logitech.com\u002Finfluencers-creators-program` |\n| **PR\u002Fgifting** | Pitch via email, usually works for micro-creators | `joe@eightsleep.com` (Eight Sleep) |\n\n### Phase 4: Verification & Prioritization\n\nBefore presenting the list:\n\n1. **Verify the brand actually does paid deals** — not just gifting\u002FPR. Check Modash, search \"brand x influencer sponsored\" or check their creator program page\n2. **Prioritize by fit** — how aligned is the brand with the creator's content and audience?\n3. **Prioritize by ease** — direct email > form > affiliate network (affiliate is easiest to start but pays less)\n4. **Flag deal type** — paid sponsorship, affiliate commission, gifting-only, ambassador retainer\n\n## Contact Research Techniques\n\nWhen searching for brand contacts:\n\n1. **Search patterns** — try multiple queries per brand:\n   - `\"brand name\" influencer partnership email`\n   - `\"brand name\" creator program ambassador`\n   - `\"brand name\" sponsorship partnership contact`\n   - `site:brand.com partnership OR ambassador OR influencer`\n\n2. **Extract from help centers** — brand help centers often have partnership sections\n\n3. **Use Modash** — check how many creators a brand has sponsored (sign of paid deal activity)\n\n4. **Check affiliate networks** — CJ Affiliate, AWIN, Partnerize, Impact — many brands are only reachable through these\n\n5. **Check social media** — brand's Instagram\u002FTikTok often shows recent collabs; DM the brand's partnerships team\n\n## Output Format\n\nPresent outreach lists in a table with:\n\n| # | Brand | Category | Contact | Type | Priority |\n|---|---|---|---|---|---|\n| 1 | Brand Name | Category | `email@brand.com` or [link to form](url) | Paid \u002F Affiliate \u002F Ambassador | High\u002FMed\u002FLow |\n\nInclude a \"top 5 to pitch first\" section with reasoning.\n\n## Pitfalls\n\n- **Don't assume PR\u002Fgifting = paid**. Many brands send free product but don't pay. Verify before listing as a paid opportunity.\n- **Don't recommend brands the creator already works with**. Check their portfolio first.\n- **Don't guess emails**. Verify via brand websites. Wrong emails bounce and waste the creator's time.\n- **Forms often go to a black hole**. Direct emails have higher conversion than forms. Affiliate programs are the easiest entry point.\n- **Some brands only work through agencies**. For premium\u002Fluxury brands, find the agency contact instead.\n\n## Reference files\n\n- `references\u002Fbrand-outreach-data.md` — Compiled brand database with verified contacts (50+ brands, 10 categories)\n- `references\u002Fpitch-templates-mens-clothing.md` — 20 copy-paste pitch templates for men's clothing brand outreach, personalised to the creator's portfolio and niche\n\n## Pitch template strategy\n\nWhen the user asks for pitch templates after receiving a brand list:\n\n1. **Personalise each template** to the creator's specific niche, audience, and existing brand portfolio\n2. **Vary the tone** per brand — streetwear brands get casual energy, luxury brands get polish\n3. **Include specific brand references** (previous collabs, actual products worn) — never generic\n4. **Always mention the deal structure** — recurring, paid, ambassador, seasonal\n5. **Add subject line and recipient** — some go via email, others via forms or DMs\n6. **Prefer shorter templates for DMs** (streetwear brands, IG-heavy collabs)\n7. **Use longer templates for email** (premium\u002Fluxury — Ralph Lauren, Paul Smith)\n8. **Flag which brands need an agent** vs. which take cold outreach","# Creator Brand Intelligence\n\nResearch, audit, and build outreach for brand partnership opportunities tailored to a creator's niche, audience, and existing portfolio.\n\n## When to Activate\n\n- User asks what brands they should work with or what categories they're missing\n- User wants an outreach list with emails and contact methods\n- User wants to know which brands do paid recurring deals in their niche\n- User says \"find me brands to partner with\", \"brand deal opportunities\", \"sponsorship list\", \"collab outreach\"\n- Auditing existing brand portfolio for gaps\n- Researching specific brand categories (men's clothing, SaaS tools, fintech, etc.)\n\n## Workflow\n\n### Phase 1: Portfolio Audit\n\nStart by mapping what the creator already has:\n\n1. **Extract existing brand portfolio** from whatever source is available (Cognify knowledge graph, memory, website, the user themselves)\n2. **Categorize by industry** — fashion, beauty, tech, travel, fitness, entertainment, etc.\n3. **Identify the creator's core niches** — what content do they make? Who is their audience? What's their personal brand?\n4. **Map gaps** — categories that fit their niche but have zero brand deals\n\n| Question | Why it matters |\n|---|---|\n| What content do you create? | Determines which brands are a natural fit |\n| Who is your audience? | Brands care about demo match |\n| What's your vibe\u002Faesthetic? | Premium, streetwear, business, casual? |\n| Where do you post? | Some brands only do IG, others do YT or TikTok |\n| Past deals (even organic)? | Shows what categories already work |\n\n### Phase 2: Category Discovery\n\nFor each gap category, identify sub-niches and brand candidates:\n\nCommon creator categories:\n- **SaaS & Creator Tools**: Notion, Canva, Descript, Riverside, ConvertKit, Kajabi, Airtable, Adobe\n- **Fintech\u002FFinance**: Revolut, Wise, Stripe, PayPal, crypto platforms\n- **Travel** (digital nomads): Airbnb, Booking.com, Skyscanner, travel insurance\n- **Camera & Gear**: DJI, RØDE, Peak Design, Sony, Elgato\n- **Productivity\u002FDesk Setup**: Logitech, Secretlab, Herman Miller, monitors\n- **Health & Wellness**: Calm, Headspace, Oura Ring, Eight Sleep, supplements\n- **AI Tools**: ChatGPT, Midjourney, Opus Clip, Notion AI\n- **Watches & Accessories**: Daniel Wellington, TAG Heuer, Tissot\n- **Coffee\u002FEnergy**: Celsius, Nespresso, matcha brands\n- **Education Platforms**: Kajabi, Teachable, Thinkific, Podia\n- **Men's Clothing**: Represent, Carhartt WIP, AllSaints, Ralph Lauren, Tommy Hilfiger, Diesel, Fear of God, Kith, Aime Leon Dore, Uniqlo, Zara Men, Scotch & Soda, Paul Smith, Nordstrom\n\n### Phase 3: Contact Research\n\nFor each brand, find the best contact channel. Common patterns:\n\n| Type | How to find | Example |\n|---|---|---|\n| **Direct email** | Search brand website, press pages, help center | `partnerships@ouraring.com`, `KOL@influencer.dji.com`, `strategic-partnerships@canva.com` |\n| **Ambassador program** | Usually a form on the brand's site | `danielwellington.com\u002Fpages\u002Fbecome-an-ambassador` |\n| **Affiliate program** | Via affiliate networks (AWIN, CJ, Partnerize) or brand site | `notion.com\u002Faffiliates`, `levi.com\u002Faffiliate-program` |\n| **Sponsorship form** | Brand's \"sponsorship\" or \"partnerships\" page | `secretlab.co\u002Fpages\u002Fsponsorship`, `celsius.com\u002Fambassador` |\n| **Creator program** | Brand's help center or creator-specific page | `riverside.com\u002Fcreator-partnerships`, `logitech.com\u002Finfluencers-creators-program` |\n| **PR\u002Fgifting** | Pitch via email, usually works for micro-creators | `joe@eightsleep.com` (Eight Sleep) |\n\n### Phase 4: Verification & Prioritization\n\nBefore presenting the list:\n\n1. **Verify the brand actually does paid deals** — not just gifting\u002FPR. Check Modash, search \"brand x influencer sponsored\" or check their creator program page\n2. **Prioritize by fit** — how aligned is the brand with the creator's content and audience?\n3. **Prioritize by ease** — direct email > form > affiliate network (affiliate is easiest to start but pays less)\n4. **Flag deal type** — paid sponsorship, affiliate commission, gifting-only, ambassador retainer\n\n## Contact Research Techniques\n\nWhen searching for brand contacts:\n\n1. **Search patterns** — try multiple queries per brand:\n   - `\"brand name\" influencer partnership email`\n   - `\"brand name\" creator program ambassador`\n   - `\"brand name\" sponsorship partnership contact`\n   - `site:brand.com partnership OR ambassador OR influencer`\n\n2. **Extract from help centers** — brand help centers often have partnership sections\n\n3. **Use Modash** — check how many creators a brand has sponsored (sign of paid deal activity)\n\n4. **Check affiliate networks** — CJ Affiliate, AWIN, Partnerize, Impact — many brands are only reachable through these\n\n5. **Check social media** — brand's Instagram\u002FTikTok often shows recent collabs; DM the brand's partnerships team\n\n## Output Format\n\nPresent outreach lists in a table with:\n\n| # | Brand | Category | Contact | Type | Priority |\n|---|---|---|---|---|---|\n| 1 | Brand Name | Category | `email@brand.com` or [link to form](url) | Paid \u002F Affiliate \u002F Ambassador | High\u002FMed\u002FLow |\n\nInclude a \"top 5 to pitch first\" section with reasoning.\n\n## Pitfalls\n\n- **Don't assume PR\u002Fgifting = paid**. 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